Gypsy Rose Blanchard's 'Odd' Post Relating To O.J. Simpson Leaves Fans 'Disturbed'

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who spent the last eight and a half years in prison, shared a post relating to O.J. Simpson, and fans found it 'odd.'

As The Blast reported, Blanchard pled guilty to her involvement in her mother's murder and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. She was released in December 2023 on parole.

Ever since she got out, the public has followed her every move, which, in turn, has made Blanchard famous. Her millions of followers wait for her to share what is going on in her life on social media, but her recent post about O.J. Simpson has left fans puzzled.

The former NFL player passed away on April 10, 2024, of prostate cancer. He was 76.

His death was announced by his family on his social media accounts. "He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren," according to the family. "During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace."

Months before he passed, The Blast reported that Simpson had undergone chemotherapy following his prostate cancer diagnosis.

Following his death, Lifetime announced it would release a documentary telling Nicole Brown Simpson's story, which Gypsy Rose Blanchard is promoting.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard recently promoted an upcoming Lifetime docuseries titled 'The Life and Murder of Nichole Brown Simpson,' which many social media users found odd.

"Odd that you posted this," one user commented.

"I’m so disturbed right now," another wrote.

A third expressed, "Is this a joke? Wow," as one TikToker expressed, "Jesus lord.... I'm thinking you'll be locked back up one of these days."

Blanchard did mention the documentary was created by her close friend Melissa Moore; plus, she herself has a docuseries coming up from Lifetime, so she could be under contract to promote other Lifetime projects.

Nicole Brown Simpson was the former NFL player's second wife. They met in 1977 and married in 1985, but the two had a troubled marriage with claims of domestic violence.

Tragically, Nicole was murdered in 1994 along with her friend. O.J. was named the primary suspect. Her story will be told in the upcoming Lifetime docuseries.

The project's promo shows many clips of Nicole from her early years as a baby through her adulthood. It also includes the 911 call made after she was killed and interviews with friends and family members.

While he is known for his time in the NFL, his life became much more associated with his 1995 murder trial, in which he was acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman.

On June 17, 1994, O.J. Simpson was supposed to surrender to police after being charged with the murders of his ex-wife and her friend. However, he didn't show up.

Later that day, police spotted Simpson riding in the infamous white Ford Bronco, which his friend Al Cowlings was driving. News helicopters followed the chase, and major networks broadcasted it for millions of people across the country to watch.

During the chase, Simpson threatened to commit suicide as he held a gun to his head. Luckily, police were able to talk him down, and the chase ended at Simpson's house, where he was placed under arrest.

The trial, which lasted for eight months, was televised live, reaching millions of viewers worldwide. The prosecution presented DNA evidence linking O.J. to the murders, but the defense team accused LAPD of mishandling evidence.

The defense team presented the controversial glove fitting incident and argued that the killings were committed by another person, as the line “If the glove don't fit, you must acquit” became famous.

The jury acquitted O.J. Simpson of both murders, leaving the nation shocked. While he was acquitted in criminal court, a civil jury later found him liable for the wrongful deaths and ordered him to pay damages to the victims' families.

'The Life and Murder of Nichole Brown Simpson' will air on June 1 and 2 on Lifetime.